PA W-2RW FOR 2020 IS NOT AVAILABLE IN PROSERIES

[paulthetaxman]

PA W-2RW FOR 2020 IS NOT AVAILABLE IN PROSERIES ?

[PATAX]

I believe this worksheet may have been eliminated.

[PATAX]

Check the pa-40 2020 instructions and it appears this form is no longer required

[paulthetaxman]

2020 Form Pa-40 instructions - page 11  -

PA-40 W-2 RW, Reconciliation Worksheet

If your W-2 does not contain sufficient information in Boxes 12 and 14 to reconcile the federal and Medicare wages on your W-2 to the amount reported as PA wages, complete and include the PA-40 W-2 RW, Reconciliation Worksheet, with your return. The PA-40 W-2 RW, should also be included if you received distributions of previously taxed contributions from a nonqualified deferred compensation plan. To obtain the worksheet, use one of the Forms Ordering Services on Page 2.

Please look to include it in ProSeries as it actually may be necessary to properly file the tax return for 2020.

Thank you !

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[paulthetaxman]

Please see -

2020 Form Pa-40 instructions - page 11  -

PA-40 W-2 RW, Reconciliation Worksheet

If your W-2 does not contain sufficient information in Boxes 12 and 14 to reconcile the federal and Medicare wages on your W-2 to the amount reported as PA wages, complete and include the PA-40 W-2 RW, Reconciliation Worksheet, with your return. The PA-40 W-2 RW, should also be included if you received distributions of previously taxed contributions from a nonqualified deferred compensation plan. To obtain the worksheet, use one of the Forms Ordering Services on Page 2.

Please look to include it in ProSeries as it actually may be necessary to properly file the tax return for 2020.

Thank you !

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[chasetax · Accepted solution]

cant find in forms but in pa return on left side of page are forms in use, there is a tab that says 'gross compensation'--click on that -- and magically there is the wrksht w-2 RW.  hope this helps!

[paulthetaxman]

Form not directly available, but go to Pa checklist, then under 'Gross Compensation' click the box 'Wages and Compensation Wks', and there you have it !  Wish we had some direction with this change in how to find it....

[paulthetaxman]

Thank you !